Re: Dynamic views

David,

  You're talking about Partitioned Views, which was the predecessor of partitioned tables. This was the drawback of partitioned views - you had to insert into the individual tables. You can make a sql*loader script figure out which table to insert into (if you're using sql*loader). Otherwise you might what to try writing a procedure.   If you have any problems with partitioned views, expect Oracle Support to tell that you should be using partitioned tables.

Jay Hostetter
Oracle DBA
D. & E. Communications
Ephrata, PA USA

>>> david.hill_at_lechateau.ca 11/20/02 01:48PM >>>
Hi Guys
I'm trying to see if I can get around paying oracle $50,000 for partitioning I have a huge table and I want to partition it on date so I created 12 tables
AAAA_JAN
AAAA_FEB
And so on

But I want to create a view that will be used for inserting so it always Points to the current month without having to recreate the view every month. Is there anyway anybody can think of doing this?

Thanks
David Hill
DBA
Le Chateau

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